Portwest A881 Marine Chemical-Resistant PVC Gauntlets
Take care of your health as well as your garden, with the Portwest A881 Marine Chemical Resistant PVC Gauntlets. Made from double PVC for high protection against garden chemicals, the Portwest A881 Gloves also feature a sandy grip to prevent any accidents during heavier gardening duties.
What's Included?
- 1 x Pair of PVC Gauntlets
Key Features of the Portwest A881 PVC Gauntlets
- Ultra-strong gauntlet gloves protect the skin from garden chemicals
- Double layer of PVC resists acids, chemicals and alcohols
- 1.4mm thickness to balance protection and dexterity
- 300mm length protects further up the wrist, as well as the hands
- Cotton flock lining absorbs perspiration and keeps hands comfortable
- Sandy finish across the palm ensures grip in wet conditions
- Flexible for intensive gardening tasks
- Protects against micro-organisms found in soil
- Available in five sizes to suit a variety of users
Which Size is Right for Me?
The Portwest A881 Rubber Gloves are available in five sizes. PTo find the best size for you, please measure the length and circumference of your hand as shown below and match your measurements to the sizing table. The correct size can then be chosen from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.
Size | Palm Circumference | Hand Length |
Small | 178mm | 170mm |
Medium | 203mm | 182mm |
Large | 229mm | 192mm |
Extra Large | 254mm | 204mm |
XX-Large | 279mm | 215mm |
Read our guide to sizing for more information about finding your perfect size.
How Do the Portwest A881 PVC Gloves Help in the Garden?
There are many chemicals required to take care of your garden, and it can be easy to forget about your own health whilst trying to make it look beautiful and healthy. The Portwest A881 PVC Reusable Gloves offer high chemical protection against gardening chemicals, so that you can have peace of mind that you are protected with every use.
Performance Ratings
EN 388 (Protection Against Mechanical Risks)
EN 388 is a European regulation governing the sale of gloves used for safety and protection. It determines the gloves performance when used whilst working in and around mechanical machinery. Please see the table below for a look at the level of protection the Portwest A881 gloves offer:
Test | Result |
Abrasion | Level 4 |
Cut | Level 1 |
Tear | Level 2 |
Puncture | Level 1 |
Cut | N/A |
EN 374 (Protection Against Chemicals)
When tested to EN: 374:2003, the Portwest Chemical-Resistant PVC Gauntlets achieved a permeation resistance rating of at least 30 minutes when exposed to the following chemicals:
Symbol | Chemical |
A | Methanol |
J | B-Heptane |
K | Sodium Hydroxide 40% |
L | Sulphuric Acid 96% |
EN 374-5 (Protection Against Micro-Organisms)
- Tested to protect against micro-organisms such as bacteria and fungi
Why Choose the Portwest PVC Gauntlet Gloves?
Great for those who are looking for high protection from potentially-hazardous chemicals in their garden, the Portwest A881 are 30cm in length making them great for covering more of the skin. With a high abrasion rating of Level 4, these gloves are also suitable for tougher gardening jobs to prevent scuffs and scrapes.
What Garden Chemicals Can the Portwest Gauntlet Rubber Gloves Protect Me From?
Whether you need to clear your garden of weeds or fertilize your plants, the Portwest A881 Gloves are great for protecting against the following chemicals:
- Pre-emergent herbicides
- Weedkillers
- Fertiliser
- Pesticide
- Fungicide
Enhanced Grip
Having high grip gloves is a must whilst gardening, as the last thing you want to happen is for any heavy or sharp tools to slip from your hands and painfully drop onto your feet. The Portwest A881 gardening gloves feature a sandy finish across the palms for an enhanced grip in all weather conditions, ensuring total safety.
Bacteria and Fungi Protection
Fungi found in garden soil can not only be a problem for your plants but also your skin. The Portwest A881 Gloves have been tested against micro-organisms, so you don't need to worry about bacteria and fungi.
Additional Documentation